Airbudz - Replacement in-ear earphone tips for those times when you need to hear more than your music

Noise canceling earbuds are great for blocking out unwanted noise around us so we can listen to our tunes without distraction. But there are times when no distraction is not a good thing. Like while riding a bike, walking, running, etc. Airbudz, a successfully funded Kickstarter project, can turn your in-ear earphones into earphones that will allow you to enjoy your music and also be aware of your surroundings. What are Airbudz? They are replacement tips that 70% of existing in-ear style earphones currently in the market.

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Citroën Technospace Concept has fewer glowsticks than we would have thought

If you want to know where the design of the Citroen C4 Picaso is headed, look no further than the Technospace Concept. Citroen displayed the people mover at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, saying it represents a forthcoming shift in the company's MPV strategy. The next-generation C4 Picaso promises buyers substantially lower emissions with a compact design that offers more space indoors. That's thanks in part to the use of the company's new Efficient Modular Platform, which should allow the five-door to yield up to 19 cubic feet of cargo volume.

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Google opens up Project Glass to non-developers

Google has announced that they are starting a contest for non-developers to purchase Glass ahead of the retail release.  Explorers are required to submit in 50 words or less to Twitter or Goggle+ what they would do with the interactive, web-enabled glasses.  The deadline for applications is February   27th, 2013.  It is not cheap however.

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Samsung Galaxy Camera Hits The Source Canada

The Source Canada has begun selling the new Samsung Galaxy Camera on their network. This compact camera can be yours for $499.99. To refresh your memory, the Samsung Galaxy Camera sports a 16MP BSI CMOS sensor, a 21x optical zoom lens, a 4.8-inch HD capacitive touchscreen display, a 1.4GHz quad-core processor, a 4GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot (up to 64GB), WiFi, 3G/4G connectivity and runs on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS.

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Art of Orange

What can you do with orange beside eating them off. Yes, play with them because they can be funny and creative. Check out more after the break.








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Mus3 Wireless Computer Mouse

Using a computer mouse won't seem to get outdated any time soon. While some touch screen devices may have made the PC mouse somehow come with reduced functions, it nevertheless has its own market segment to take care of. There are people who still prefer the use of a computer mouse. Using the Mus3 Wireless Computer Mouse will even make it a bit more appealing.
The Mus3 Wireless Computer Mouse has many unique features, most notably is that of its shape and design. It looks like a giant computer screen cursor, a perfect complement to that what it is able to control over the computer screen.

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Valve has released Steam for Linux

Hooray.  Valve has finally released the popular gaming platform, Steam, for Linux users. Right now it's only supported under Ubuntu 12.04 or 12.10, using the Unity, Gnome or KDE desktop environments.  Steams says that more Linux distributions will be fully supported if/when time permits.  Perhaps they will include other popular distributions such as LinuxMint (a fork of Ubuntu), Fedora and more.  If they only support Ubuntu, maybe they will support a different desktop environment such as the lightweight Xfce.

The Steam installer and Ubuntu desktop are both free to download and install.

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